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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

Clio FOR ONE POUND Ot
- ~ TOBACCO.-The above resani vii
leo paid for information leading t0 il' '1I-
ture Of any party having IN thei" p'' .e.-.
one POUND OR MORE OF TOBACCO
STOLEN from any OF the t0baccOmanIf1 %
ries Of this city and Will also pay mo -lm g
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS Tor Information
leading 10 THE ARREST or Any ~
CEIVER OF STOLEN TOBACCO.
have In my employ largo number 'i "h
perienced operatives who are c-f"'tlf
SKILLED IN THE INVESTIGATION OF ~
CENDlARl FIRES. ..-.
All other business pertaining b flN't-
CLASS DETECTIVE AGENCY will re'l.ts
prompt attention byapplying - JOhN WIZ,
Proprietor Wrens National Police po.r a''
Agency. Richmond, Va open day ani a,sn-
Telephone No G3. my ll-.h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14

r. SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner # Main and Sixth streots.-Rey. W.
". .NnRUy, D. D., will preach at II \. VI. and
SPIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14

Pey~ SEVENTH.STREET CHRIS
TIAN HUKCH.-Religious services at II 4.
". The pastor being absent, no preaching
morning or night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14

For dyfpepsia, take DR.. gealey's Celery.
Bed, and Iron.
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.

'By thorough knowledge OF tho natural laws
which govern the operations of digestion and nu-
triton. and by n careful application OF tho line
properties Of well-selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps has
provided our breakfast-tables with delicately
Favored beverage which may save US many
heavy doctors bills. IL Is by the iudicious use
Of such articles Of diet that "a constitution may
ne gradually built up until strong enough 70
resist every tendency 20 disease. Hundreds OF
subtle maladies are boating around US really
10 attack wherever there Is weak point We
mmy escare many fatal shaft by keeping our
selves we'll fortified with pure blood ana q
properly-uourished frame. "-Clgfk-SsrvIce Gd-
se'te.
Made simply with boiling water or mix.
Sold only in half-pound tins by grocers' IA
belled thus: JAMES EPPS & CO.,
homeopathic Chemists,
taas-T,, ThSSaiy London. Eng.
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HAY, GRAM. AND MHLLYRED.

WALTER j. TODD,
w DEALER IN AND SHIPPER OF
HAY, GRAM, MlLL~FKRD. AND FLOUR.
fs6 NORTH sixTH STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
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n.z- ElRST ENGLISH LUTHE.

RAN CHURCH Seventh street between Graco
and Proad,-Pcv. w. G. sCHABfFER, Pastor
Sunday school at $50 \. NJ. Preaching at II
A. NJ. and Up. NJ Seats free. Al welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14

HUGUFNOT SPRINGS. This
A BEAUTIFUL and pleasant summer resort
vii be open JUNE i0TH.
Tor health, comfort, and economy theSa
fprngs have no equal.
Persons sending their families n these
springs can visit tnem daily. A. they are only
ono and q quarter miles from railroad station.
Fer further particulars apply 20
W. }. MCDOWELL.
Owner and Manager, Richmond, Va.
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HOTELS.
CUIEs COUGHS. COLDS. ASTHMA, BRON-
CuITIS. AND ALL SCROFULOUS
MODS

HUMORS
TOTHE CONSUNPTIvE.- WilhOrs Compound u
CCd-I.yer on aud Lime. without possessing tho
very fausea,ing flavor Of the article ~ hereto
fprr used il endowed by the Phosphate Of Lime
with q healing property which renders tho Oil
dorbly enicaciOus. Remark able testimonials
of IT, efficacy can DO shown. Sold by 4. Il.
NIIBOR, Chemist. Boston. and all druggists
my l0-Tu, Th&Salw
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ROTHERT & CO..
5O5 EAST BROAD STREET
fmh I[Tu.1l.Saf
DICHMOND ErnNIrl

MOND FURNITURE.
h COMPANY. No. iis VAN --r.,, u
manufactures all kinds u FrESlI. ye n
n AN Err and PA EIoR ~fU.,Ft
LOUNGES, MATTRESSES 1ui HEuIiN.
CHAIRS, TABLES, AMI DISKS AI.,r,--, =.
fun line 81 KEFRlGERA4OB> a1i H,Hy.
CARRIAGES; also, the reI..un VIENNA
CHAIRS. II In want cali lli cIf. y.4 -ar.
faction in articles, price. Rnf ar.nur $3.50.
RICHMOND FURNITURE COMPANY.
MI 4j-lm ftsI Main at-..f
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BDCLOPTON-STR BAPTIST
CHURCH, MANCHEsTER.-P at II A.
NJ. and at 80 p. NJ. by the pastor, Rev. DEcA-
TUR EDWARDS. All welcome.
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PERSONA.

0<NN(.<N~sNc-. '0yocC-Ns00<e~S ><S.sNN-o
NOTICE. HAVE APPOINTED
~ Messrs. TBIBBE1'T & TAYLOR sole agents
for the sale Of my celebrated BIRD SMOKING
TOBACCO.
my iS-iw w. c. THOMAS
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ADVERTISING RATES

Reading notices in readirG-wSuer type, >
t,pc. or loss. a.: in uonparcu lcadcd. sc.
card Of rates for more space iurnished ON APP
plicaHon- ----
All letters and kilograms must oe addresseo
70 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Re,ected communications will not DO re-
turned.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS,
- SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
FAUQUIkR COUNTY, VA.

po'h q these popular resorts will be open
for The reception Of guests JUNE ISL Terms
reduced
Circulars giving rates and attractions can Do
obtained at tho drugstore u owens, Minor &
90 n. CABELL MADDUX.
nv Him Proprietor.
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To authorize The Tennessee and North
Carolina RiilTold Company IN this state
10 construct the road 10 any mines IN
Washington, Smyth, and Grayson coun-
tic>, and TO issue and use it, stock aud
bonus in payment for rights OF way, work,
material. and supplies by contract.
To r,poal the act- Of 1883 providing for
an ieht.Weeks' course OF instruction for
The colorc Il teacher, IN the STATE.
70 aulboTizc the Schoo' Board OF Marks
Vile district, Page county, 10 use por-
ton OF the school fund to ply teachers.
To provide for new registration OF the
voters In The county OF Orange.
10 imCud the Code in rc'nii0n to the
AuaiioI'S poacr 10 adjust Old claims.
To incorporate ths town Of Blnnl'ter, in
tbe comfy Of Halifax.
10 incorporate The metropolitan Quick
Transit Bridge COMPANY.
TO incorporate the Boys Home OF the
city o. Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14

DENNYROYAL PILLS--CiiI
4 CHESTER'S ENGLISH The .r-.Htl ani
only genuine. safe AuI Away. be-
ware If worthless limitations. lnli-.er-li q.
ladios. Ash your druggist ~ "Ili0it0-
TERS ENGLISH and take u0 other. .r '.....-
g.. (stamIs) 10 u fOr particulars ."r r'-
turn mail. Name paper. tIll Iti- Iak
delphia. IA.
Sold 10y Druggists everywhere. Asf r"' 100.
CHESTER ENGLISH HPEANlku1 49, IiiIN
Take no other. ts l--~A. ~4.t4liT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14

To incorporate the Walhcrton and MT
taponi Bridge Company.
To extend the time Of payment Of the
,uIdics OF John +. jones, late treasurer of
Craig county.
10 allow W. Z. ". Erookng, treasurer
II Goochland county, and DE-. deputies fur
Tier tine IN which to collect uapli1 taxes
ard loyics for The year 1888 and ISL
Al G:ll the House adilNgnaG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14

DE.AENESS, h i'' s ODD. .s' 81, !
CURE at your own home. hy One who si. .-lf
twenty-eight years. Treated ~ nDs, = 80
noted SPECIALISTS without benefit tl,ri f..-
self in three months, and since then l.f ir'is
Of others hun particulars sout aI 1853 4..1
+. :. PAGE, 40. a. west lhirty-.rst So. .t. HeF
York city. ot 9TH. ~A.E luH-". H..r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14

The consideration of the bill to remove
the dams n James river between Richmond
and Lynchhurg vas resumed.
McSsrs Powell OF F,uwunl, Buchanan
OF Washington. and Loving Of Amherst
opposed She bin. and McsSrs. Figgat OF
Boiuourt and S'rihlng OF Fauquier IA
,ored it. The opposition was not to The
removal OF the dams, but TO the frame OF
tie bill.
Mr.. Pollard moved TO 20 amend by
making the railway company pay all the
CXVensrs.
Mr. Figeat, Of Bctdourt. on behalf OF
the railroad, accepted the amendment
Agreed 10.
.hr Loving, Of Amherst, moved to re-
commit Agreed TO,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14

The Senate agreed TO House amendments
TO bills TO authorize the Board Of super
visors Of Accomack county TO contract Tor
keeping the roads and bridges OF SAID
county in repair aud TO assess taxes there
for. and TO provide for working the pub
lie roads in Carroll county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
The general statutes Of the Commonwealth
commonly known as the Code
The Code now goes TO the Governor.

The general statutes OF the Commonwealth
commonly known as the Code"
The Code now goes 10 the Governor.
TuE REVENUE AND SINKING PUND.
Mr. A. Fulkerson's bill 10 autboriz' the
Auditor Of Public Accounts TO borrow
MONEY 10 support the government, to meet
q casual deficit In the revenue. to pay tDe
interest on her past liabilities, and 10 ere.
nic sinking fund TO pay the prlncipN OF
The public debt, cane up as special or
der.
Afterthc adopton Of sundrY amendments
relfccliDg the bill offered by MIR FulEer-
son. the bill WAS ordered to its engrOss'
ment.
DAMS IN THE JAMES.
House bill 10 cause the removal OF GER
tain dams in james river above Richmond
city came up.
Mr.. stuart, Of Alexandria (xr. Card~e
In tn chair, said he was not opposed 70
the bill, except on account OF the pr0vi'io
which pays q commission OF three menu
bcrs O. per day and doctor $40 per day so
long as they chose to receive the money
the amount to be paid ont Of the phOiic
treasury for the benefit Of the Richmond
and Allegheny r,irOid.
Ate O'Clock the chair was vacated uht'l
i. VI.
Afternoon Session.
Tie House was called TO order at T..
NJ Speaker Stuart ~ The chair.
A number OF bill, were advanced on tue
calendar.
CENTRAL LUNATIc ASYLUM.
Tie bill arpropriating 322.jOO to The Gem
trail LuDatic Asylum at Petersburg Tor me
purpose Of charging tl,c same was ordered
10 It's engIOssmeDt.
LOCATION or RAILROAD OFFICES.
The bin to require oil railroad computes
chartered by the state IN baYe their princl'
pal offices within the Stale came up rs m
finished business. After an earnest elort
on the part OF Sir. Slarkc. OF Richmond, To
Get the bill through the House refused To
order it to IT, eDgrossment by thefollowing
vote
fYFs-Mesers. Arnold. Black, Brown, Chal-
mera. Goad. huffman, G. b. Jordan, LeitWltch'
Iockett, Loving, Porter, Rice. Row. kugglc9'
Saunders. Sobrell. Starkc, Taye1ner, Van Do
ran. wilkins. and SIR. Speaker-2l.
NOEs.-Nessr-. Acker. Addlngton, amy
Boiling buchanan. Burks, Cardweli. ChldfeS-i
CrismOnd. Downing. Dupuy, Echols; faulcoh'
Fentrcss, Fceat, \. Fulkerson, J.. y. fulNrI-
son. GLE. Hay, HOlladay. Hurt, johnson, W.
II. Jordan. Lightner. Mallory. McCandlisn'
Mnuck, q Bannon. Ogleshy, Pollard Powell,
Reid. Bclens, Ryan, Tallaferrc' turner ana
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ptcuyoSD AID WEST POINT.

A message was received from the House
Of Delegates by Mr.. Pollard. who Informed
the Senate tina, the House had passed bill
10 Incorporate the Richmond and West
Point Land Navigation Company. The bill
was subsequently taken up and placed on
the calendar, and later was passed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-14
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
THE CODE READY FOR THE SIGNATURE
or THE GOVERNOR.
Appropriation Of $4,000 for Manned
Soldiers Debt Matters Convict
Labor Discussion-Gen
eral Business.

The Senate was called to order al IL
o'clock Nj. yesterday by Lieutenaut-Goyer-
nor John +. Massey. Rev. Joseph Walker,
Of Manchester, one Of the Oldest ministers
in the Baptist Church, who has recently
PISSED bis eigbty.sccond birthday, offered
fervtnt prayer.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-29
Cumberland Gam u, ospect..


Mr.. Geo. Potts, Mr. w. H. Scho-
fed, jr., and Mr.. Bullock, of New
York; spent several days of last and
this week i'll our village in looking in
to the condition of the Cumberland
Cap Railroad. On Saturday Capt
Kirk, engineer, and Col. Bowen, the
President, met these first named gen
tlemen here. On Monday morning of
this week, Mr.. Potts and Capt. Kirk
left Edgetield on foot, and will in this
way go over the road bed to Aiken.
Mr. Potts be it known, is the man,
the capitalists, who is to furnish the
money. IN few days the party will
return to EdGclield to enter into Il
contract to build and equip the road
from this place to Aiken, at least this
seems to be the general impression,
and IS well authenticated. mthis con.
ncctiOn we will state thac it is q tho.
ry i'll Edgciicld county that no man
can build a railroad unless lie Gear
ses." We have had Potts watched in
this regard, and our watcher, Mr.. Ia
con R. Tillman, says he heard him say
devil twice and d--m it once. This
is not "cus.;i"&," but it is so near it
that we think the road will be built.
- J/yDyftS,,.
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The NEOheyless Man.
(PMbiished BIZ Reduest.A


Is there no place on the face of tho
earth,
WEscharity W dwelletlr, where virtue
irtb7
81. ns in mercy and kindness
e.
Dor and the wretched shall
keceive2
place ut all, where q knock
from the poor
, Will bring kind angel to open the
door9 wiz
Ohl search the wido world wherever
you can,
There is no open door for a money
less man.
90 look III ihe hall where the cbando
hers light
Drives off viii its splendor the dark
ness Of night,
Where rich hanging velvet in shadowy
fold
Sweeps gracefully down with it's trim
tnmBs of gold,
And thomnrors OF silver take M and
review,
In loug lighted vistas the wildcrine
view:
"o There; at the banquet, and find if
you can,
welcome smile for n monovlose man
20 look in yon church Of the cloud
rcachiug spires
Winch gives to the sun his same lool,
Of red fire
When the arches and columns are
gorgeous within,
And tho wallis seem MS uurc os q souI
Walk down the long aislcs, see the rich
and the great
LII the pomp and tho pride of their
worldly estate;
walk down ill your patches, aud find
If you call
WHO opens pew to Il moncylcss man.
Go look in the bank where mammon
has told
His hundred and thousands of silver
und gold;
Where safe from the hands of the star
wing and poor,
hlcS pile upon pile of the glttcring ore.
Walk up to their counter, all. there
you may stay
LII your limbs grow old, Till your
hnlr grows gray,
And You will find at tho bank not one
OF the clan
With money to lend to a moncyless
man!
Go look to yon Judge, in his dark
flowing gown,
With the scales whcrin law wcighcth
equity down;
Where he frOWns on the weak and
smiles ON the Strong,
And pnnishos right while he iustifcs
Where jurics their lips to Tic Bible
have laid,
To rerdcr Il verdict they've already
m"a";
Go then, in the court room, and find.
if You can
Any law for The cause Of n monrylcss
man!
Then go to yon hcusc--ro raven has
The wIr1 who has suffered too long for
lev bread:
kncel down by thr pallet, and kiss thc
From the lirs Of the angel your pow
ortv lost
Then tmn III your agony upward to
Sod
And bless while it smites, the chasten-
ing rod,
And You will find, at the end Of your
hfc'S l:ttlc span,
There is Il welcome above for mon
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Prosentmcnt CT Grand Jury, June
Term. 1857.

GfoSCnrMCnt CT Grind jury, June
Term. 1857.
STATE or SoyTu CAROLIHA, ! IN Session
COUNTY OF PIcKsNs. Court.
To Tie Honora6ie b. Z. Py,<&|rg Pr,x.dirq
JuIgc
The Grand Jury beg leave to make
this their final prcaontmcnt:
That we have passed upon all Bills
handed in by the Solicitor.
That we have by comnittcc visi-
ted the Poor Farm, and recommend
that more land be opened for cultiva-
ton, We find the buildings in bad
condition and recommend that they
be repaired ut once.
That we have examined the books
Of the Trial Justices and found them
properly and neatly kept.
We would call the attention of the
County Commissioners to the follow
ing roads and bridges, and rccom-
mend that they give the same their
attention.:
The road from Town Creek to
Griffin Church rs being too narrow.
Ford near W. ". Clayton,s, and rec
ommcnd that Il bridge be built. Fac
tory bridge across Wolf Creek. Road
from Twelve Mile Camp Ground to
Bells Shoals. Road from Six Mile
Church to Holinson's Bridge ON Y
Mile River. Road from Kcllry's IIil
to Gr&dy'S. Road as SURVEYED from
FL IRIS Bridge to Col. II. T.. Bowen's.
And we would further recommend
that the Commissioners have all tive
roads put III good condition us soon
as the crops are harvested.
We also recommend that thc Rich
mond & Dnuville Railroad Company
be indicted for violation of Section
1475 Of the General Statutes on every
Sabbath day from the Goth day OF
May last to the present time, and
name rs witnesses, Arthcr Ramscm
md Robert Davis.
That the Judge and Solicitor ac
ccpt our thanks for their kindness.
v. ID. GLENN,
September 20, 81. Foreman:
Gen. A. G. McClcn,y, of Chicago
an cX-ropubhcnn, says Cleveland is
the best President we have had since
Abraham Lincoln.
HfYOU Want a Good Article
OF PLUG TonAcco, ask your dculcr 70
/ "OLD RIR"
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SLEEPING CA6------------

On trains 80 and 81 PullmRVlC
"rS between New York and &pffct sleep
trains 81 ard - Pullman Buffct"a. On
between Washington and New OrlcRGr
Pullman sleeper between Greensboro and
Richmond Through tickets on sale at
prlnripa' stations, t" all points. For ratee
nnd Information apply to any agent of tho
company or
l. b THOMAS JAS. l.. TAYLOR,
Gcnl Manager GPA
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Sh8riffs Sales.
--~> O.
STATS CT SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY or PIrKENs.
IN C0URT or COUH0N pLE4S.

RT VIRTUE of Sundry Exnautionsnnd
+E drcrctGl ORDERS to NC directed and
lo.IG"H III my oNiaH, I willsoil to The high
est hldior nj Hic'ian3 G. H., duriug the
legal hours OF sale on Srio Day III Octo-
brr 1897, the following described REAL
ESTATE, to Wit:
ALL that Lot OF parcel of land lying
in tn" town Of Ea9lcy on Table Roc&
Street, known as lot No. in the plat OF
f|llS"n !imy;h, fronting 81 feet on Ia
hl" H".'N Street and running back 40
i'"'. Mil"!ninE lots no. = and 10. and
10, Of Nrgnllllnt on the back. Lnvi"i on
Il" IN" property OF =. \. NnI T. l.. Own
h'y "t the suit Of }. G. Frost 1T al.
Tcrms: Caah-Purchnscr to pay for
titles.
sept g. 4 r. 4 RTCJJET sDU
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PRi |ES GU URREET.
THESE PRICES ARE Foe WHULEsAI.y z
LOTS.


In making market quotations wo can
only approximate Values Many chan
ges occur aitor the quotations. are sent
out, and we can only Nope to give a gc;i-
oral idea of the value prevailing the day
the quotations are made.
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1sirEapInOntR a. ISNmvFREe E& EG
CONDENSED SCHEDULE
August E.GtEa, E&S7
NG>I'(ihIJc)UIllGl

Clraire run ON 10Th Mcrilinr timc0
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II. A. RJNHEY, s.P.C.

T'''N HVTE NIVNIT I)TVF', V'TN1TlV.ITN, -. Z.
Application For Charter.
NNiiyE is horrhy given That VIC will
ID on tn" 10, day OF October 1887, np
ply to j. J. Lewis Clerk oE thc Court "F
/ Common Hir,l1, for Charter for the
E:S'"y Union ..!t,p"' School, 80 ho lura-
ted nj Ea'lry, PIr.iNns County, :. G.
l.. T.. JENKlNS,
sept ID, tt SANFORD SULLIVAN.
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Sou EKM wv aEd-
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-01-08
The Bank of Tennessee
GAINESVILLE, Tenn.

On about the year 1888 there was or
gained State Bank, under an act OF
the Legislature passed previously which
soon established its branches in various
cities and towns of the State, notably in
West Tennessee at Memphis, Somer-
vile and Trenton. The Capital stock
of the Bank was placed at four millions
of dollars, but only three and hall
million was taken and all of that by the
great State OF Tennessee. In fact the
State was the only stakeholder, and
through its proper officers appointed the
managers and directors OF the Bank.
In other words it was the State.
The people of the State were invited
to deposit their money in the institn-
tion and large number did so. The
faith. honor and credit OF the State was
pledged and it was everywhere consid-
cred as a solvent and.ssle place of de-
posit. Before that time "wild cat" BAN
king had made currency SO unreliable
that almost every county had it, own
circulating medium, which was dis
counted lust across the border. But
when the State established its bank
and branches, things were changed,
AS was stated before, the State was
the only stakeholder, and received OF
course an the profits. In that day oil
unsafe banking establishments the
Stale Bank was l.,okeieI"r'its" haven
Of refuge, and was sought lvr ey large
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-01-08
Kit Warren"

This celebrated humorist, in a well
written article in Ia recent number of
the Sunny South, published in Atlanta,
Ga, says:
Everywhere go hear of uNadver-
Used and remarkable cures effected by
"SwiIt's Specific" and this is compell-
ed to be the experience OF every man
who travels and talks. For exaRaple,
was going in a buggy to town (SeEoia) a
few nights ago with Mr.. John Mcknight
when the conversation turned TO the
possibility OF curing cancers.
@They can be cured, +" said he II cured
one-a genuine, we'll developed, long
standing cancer-and it's been well
several years, and the former victim is
stout and healthy"
"How did you cure it? | asked.
a cured it with S. S. S."
"Did you inform Swift Of the cure9''
"Why' no; what's the use e? Swift
knows his medicine will cure can
GERS
This incident is one of the number
less prophecies that are daily predicting
the future of Swift's Specific. / might
20 muc6 further with this branch OF
the subject-might show the wonderful
growth Of the husiness--might show
the expense in 1879 at $50, 900, and 1856
at $3.50, 600. might enlarge upon
these and many other facts, were l writ
ing an advertisement, which | again as
sert am not.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-01-08

ian feud, in the twelfth century, be-
tween the German Emperor and the
Pope, whose separate partisans were
known as the Guells and the Ghilhel-
lines As time went on, and The mem
DRY Of that long STRIFE WIS still fresh, a
descendant Of the Gueis would put
upon anybody he disliked the odious
name Of Ghilbelline; and the latter,
generation after generation, would re-
tnrn the compliment ardently, IN his
own fashion. Both terms, finally. came
% be mere catch-words for abuse and
reproach. And The fairies, falling into dis
favor with some bold mor,als. we're
angrily nicknamed "eli" and goblin"
in which shape you will recognize the
last threadblre reminder Of the once
bitter and historic faction OF Guells and
Ghibelline.